Lizzie Borden House- Fall River, MA: This evp has been personally provided with permission for use on our website by fellow investigator and friend Al Rauber. This EVP was featured on the Monsterquest Episode on The History Channel. This clip contains two voices captured seconds apart in Lizzies Room of the Lizzie Borden House. You will hear "Soooo..." early on and towards the end the other voice is saying "Are You Mad?"

Lizzie Borden House- Fall River, MA: This evp has been personally provided with permission for use on our website by fellow investigator and friend Al Rauber. In response to "who made the mirror move?" (pertaining to when filming for Ghost Stories two years ago, a mirror in a locked hutch moved on its own) Al got the answer "Asa". Al later discovered after referencing the history of the home that an Asa Gifford lived in the house during the end of the 1800's. *TURN UP VOLUME*

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New: Private Residence - New Castle, DE 6/22/08: Near the end of this clip, a man’s voice can be heard when the female resident responds to Christopher Orapello's question. The voice is heard in the background when she speaks and is very distinguishable. The only men present at this time were Orapello and Fritzsche.

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New: Private Location - Haddon Heights, NJ 5/10/08: This clip contains two different sounding EVPs. It should be mentioned that there were only two individuals present during the time this recording was made. The first person you will hear is Christopher Orapello talking. Then you will hear Christopher Fritzsche, who is much closer to the recorder, respond with a "yea." During the middle of the clip there is a quiet EVP which can be heard starting upon the sound of two beats and a sharp clicking sound, but it is very quiet and tough to decipher and occurs in the background after Orapello says, "um". The other EVP, the more noticeable one, is heard at the end of the clip and sounds like a "Yes." This EVP could be mocking Fritzsche, but it could also be responding to Orapello's beginning statement.

Private Residence - Chester, PA 6/30/07: In this clip you first hear a dog bark but then you hear a quiet female voice speaking in the background saying “to bring things to you” which is the EVP. This EVP is then followed by Tara and possibly John both saying “hello” at the same time. It is not believed that they are reacting to the EVP but are openly speaking out to the space. The interesting thing about this EVP is that it has room like acoustics to it so it’s not a voice from outside the garage.

Private Residence - Chester, PA 6/30/07: This evp occured during a moment of silence in the investigation. It sounds like an older woman saying “I’m pressin” or “I’m Preston.”

Fort Mifflin, PA 9/23/06: You will hear me say “goodnight sir” and there is a response which almost sounds like the word “promotion.”

Fort Mifflin, PA 9/23/06: In this clip you will hear Chris ask, “Is anyone in here?” upon which a seemingly male voice replies. The EVP itself sounds like an older southern man saying “none-uh-yer business.”

Fort Mifflin, PA: 9/23/06: In this evp an obvious voice is heard who was not anyone present at the time. The funny thing about this recording is that the same voice and vocal cadence can be heard several seconds later but faster in the clip below.

Fort Mifflin, PA 9/23/06: After the investigator says “it went away,” you will hear the evp occur but at a faster pace and as if it was fading out. After the evp you then here Chris respond to the other investigator by saying, “that’s freaky.” They were not referring to the unknown voice in the recording because they did not know it was there until the recording was reviewed.

Florence Lodge - Woodbury, NJ 8/19/06: In the beginning of this clip you will hear the Lodge Master say “the original ones.” At the time he was discussing how old the lodge was and was referring to the curtains saying that he believes that they are the original ones from when the room was first furnished 80yrs ago. After he says “the original ones” you can hear a very noticeable whisper say “same spot.”